As a burgeoning scoundrel herself, Kay is looking to seize that opportunity to make a name for herself. That power vacuum at the local level gave outlaws of every shape and stripe a chance to thrive. The Galactic Empire devoted so many resources to hunting down the remnants of the Rebel Alliance that few people were left to fulfill any other duties (including local law enforcement). How do these outlaws intend to get away with these ambitious crimes, you ask? Why wouldn’t local law enforcement (or even the Empire) devote all their efforts to arresting Kay? Well, it’s because they’re too busy fighting in the Galactic Civil War.Īs director Steve Blank explains, the Galactic Civil War hit its peak during that rough time period. And instead of helping the Rebel Alliance, Kay is more interested in pulling off heists and rising through the ranks of the galaxy’s most wanted. Instead of teaming up with a Wookie, though, her known partners in crime are a hairy axolotl and what appears to be a reprogrammed BX-series commando droid. In that game, players will control Kay Vess, a “scoundrel seeking freedom and the means to start a new life.” She isn’t a Jedi (as far as we know), and is actually closer to a Han Solo-type scoundrel character.
Star Wars Outlaws is Ubisoft’s upcoming Star Wars project.
So while it’s no surprise that developer Massive Entertainment is returning to the original trilogy for their upcoming Star Wars open-world title ( Star Wars Outlaws), it’s a little surprising that they found a part of that particular timeline that we don’t see very often in modern Star Wars media. So far as that goes, few pieces of the Star Wars timeline have been explored as often (or as thoroughly) as the events surrounding the original trilogy of films. Many narratives take place in different “years,” though it’s often easier to organize that timeline by putting it in the context of the various Star Wars movies. The Star Wars franchise consists of countless stories that stretch across an expansive timeline.
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